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Besides ON n4l L LI ON tST ER LING' in forrnzr Lotteries. • STATE LOTTERY, To be drawn-in ORt: Day, zotlinf OCTOBER, _i809., I-1 rNi F. 4 k2.0,c00, - are - 4 - - - 5,000 - 20,r-too 4 - - - - 2 , 000 . - 8,000 1,000 - 12 - - - - 500 24 - - - lop 3 6 4;9 20 ' 1 ) mO,OOO Tickets - . ay 200,000 THIS LOTTERY consists of only 9,000 Nam bers (from t to sOOO inclusive) ; but there are Four Tickets 01 each NUmber, which will be severally entitled to whatever Prize is draWn agrinst such Number ; for insrance, if No. t should he drawn a Prize of zo,oorl. the !our Tic ' ke t s of that Number will each be entitled to zo;000l. 'flak ing, in the whole, Bs.naol. ; so that if any, person siiuuld purchase more than One. Ticket of the same N umber, and that Number prove fort,i,..te,' are inay By. Two TiLLets of the same Number, • &Prize of - • - • - 4 By Three 'rickets of the same NutnEer,,P,oo° A• Prize Of - _ _ _ ,£6c,0,.0 fey Four Tickets of the same,Nurnbc.:.. 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I IT has been toalrequently the subjeti of just an d , h general reprobation, that men destitute of the elements of l' the niedle'il art have iitKired themselves as candidates for ;,..,public.patrunage its the profession of physic- For the purpose of doing justice to the result of our studies and experience, and , to Prevenf.us trout being' classed among those empirics whose imprudent pretensions have, untintunatei y tur sucietty, been too faVourably received', we beg leave to submit to the liberal and enlightened a faithful statement of our pursuits anti ac- Auirements. Attet having reeeiVed a regular medical educa- • tion as the pupils of Messrs. 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Having :or a long series ofyearsmade Venereal Compi . aints, and the various dise a ses of Debility, the partiuular (*eat ot our studies and practice, it will, we hope, be allowed that we have acquired_ superior knowledge of their trearmenrand cure, 'ln slight and recent cases of infection a per teet re-establishment is completed in the Stott pertiAl of I Wodays ;,- 'mid in those of the utmost in . veteracy,- where ether,praelidoners have failed of success, a proper perseverance in our plan or , treatev_in ensures to the ' patient ,a safe and radical. cute. • • ttrnidst the melancholy - variety of disorders which are the , . effects of 'a habit :itsiii4 ant illbS t unhappily pursued by the youth of both sexes, were arc nyne•More alarming or more diwessing'than those deficiencies ' and debilities which fre . -quently prevent or einbitter the matrimonial state. To such peasons it must he a consiiralebri tbknitw that they may now, by a'new•and in t4ible mode of treatment, be restored to that greatest of all himien blessin?es, a strong, manly, and vigor ous•constit ution; , I Ili all - cases of debility; from whatever cause arising, as well as in every species of venereal infeetion, • we may be constrited by patients of - either sex with the great est secrecy and honour. floors of consultation athorne from ten to three, and fi tint 6in the evening till to at night. • Patients- in the country A e tequested to state the particu lars of their case, aye, and general habit °Hiving, arc. &c. in closing- a remitt ince tor advieeendme!!ichtes, worn the same will be given, s et . sent to any part ot the kingdom. -To ensure • that seerecy so essential to our 'undertaking, the eostage of letters may be ad,leil to the.aecount for medicines.. , . . . - CURRIE and Co. Surgeons, 'No. 1,,7, Hatton-garden. • - f .-- 7 Messrs. clime awl Co. nave Certirieites from the above respe c table l' rofee...e's of London and Edinburgh, of the fliligence, skill, and numsnity, with which' they per formed the duties assiened them - during the tinae.they at. tended 'liar teaures and 1 - rathoi. ' , . , . TRIAILLo, Atio.,l6.—Long ere this , Sir Arthur 'Wellesley's dispatch wild have acquainted you, .with the particulars of the battle - of Talavera, and the desperate two days', fighting we have had. Indeed it might tie, called three days, as the Frerith began on the evening of the 2lith ultimo. Oar loss has been great, and such as the British. nation.bas not been used to hear of ; however, it fr., to be hoped, from the number of . stragglers who . have joined the army since, that it will not exceed 4000, • in killed, wounded, and missing. the enemy found us tough stuff, and retired about three leagues - their loss has ;not been ascertained. No sooner had this business been finished, than we found there was a French army in our rear, at Placentia. Alarshal Souk, with 15,000 men, had come down from Salananca, at Which place he left 20,N0 more, under the com mand of Mortier. However, Sir Arthur, who is not easily dismayed., determined to attack Soult im mediately, for which purpose he left Talavera, which Cuesta was, to defend, :Hid keep V 16tor', army in check. Wheel the British army had at - tired at Oro peSa, a dispatch was received - from . Cuesta, that he could not keep the enemy off,. but must positively fall back upon our army. This put an to Sir Arthur's intentions of attacking Soult he then moved off by the Pontedel, Ae zobispo, and retreated slowly to this place. We all consider the business totally up; the Spaniard, are not. worth a Ciiesta has been deposed but it is now too late; our dependence on the Spaniards is quite absurd. The general 'Opinion is, we ithall be in England in two Sir Arthur has not * * * * *. All the stores are ordered to Lisbon. The French have . 90,000 men in Spain, and we have_not more than . 25,000 effetiive men, English. The Portuguese army are gone to Castello Branca. The brigade of Guards have gained immortal honour, but have suf fered greatly. The. Gazette will give you their names. Victor's army is close behind us; and Soult is on the other side of us at Coria, on the road to Lisbon: On the Portuguese army we have very little or 'no dependence. the ships of war are gone from the Tagus, it is said, to Cadiz, to bring off the fleet. I wish it .may be so; I think this will cure Ministers of sending expeditions to Spain. Sir J. I'vloore's letter•gae a 'tolerable good account of the Spaniards, but I hope wb shall not have another Co ' runna business.' Owing to the rapidity of our movements, I have not received any letter,from England since the 23d. I shall not be sorry to re turn, and that is indeed the general wish of every Odieer and private in the army ; all are' completely sick of the business. The French have much con ciliated these people. Joseph Buonaparte was in the field, to shew the Spaniards his courage. It is thought the French will not molest us after we get into Portugal, but lam not of that opinion. The expence to Government for this expedition must be enormous. The hay for the cavalry and other horses, by' the time it gets to Lisbon, costs one shilling a • • pound, and a horse is allowed ten pounds per day. LISBON, AVG. 18.—The Portuguese army under the command of his Excellency Marshal Beresford, was, by intelligence of the 13th instant, at Azebo and its environs, extending its advanced posts to Corra. • Up to that time no a6lion had taken place with the enemy. 'lt is :manifest that the public is continually' deluded with accounts,of imaginary bat tles, invented to its prejudice by 'the idleness of some, and propagated by the 'credulity of others. When ever a battle does take place, we shall hasten to communicate it Officially. (PRIVATE LETTER.) LISBON, AUGUST 2 \l.—Yesterday arrived here 17 transports, having on board one troop of flying al finery from Cork. The armies have made-no move- Went of any consequence.. The head-quarters of Sir A. Wellesley are at Truxilio, the sick have been sent' to Badajos ; the French. main army is—at Tala vera de la Reyna, Soult's corps is at Placentia. Ge neral. Cuesta has been, superseded, and it is said Blake is appointed Commander in Chief of the Spa nish POSITIONS OF THE ARMIES IN SPAIN. AUGUST 22.--:The head-quarters Of the British army are at Saracejo with the Majority of its force ; one at Almaraz ; another division, composed of the Hanoverian Legion and some light troops, at Tor- Jegon. The Spanish army has its head-quarters at DelettOsa, with the corps of reserve;. ifs vanguard and two divisions on the river Mezas de Ibor, near the bridge - ef Vendas ; the s th division in the moun tains beyond - the said river ; the ist division in Cas tatias de Ibor ; the 3d and 4th at Frcsdedosa, with part of its cavalry, commanded by General Hem's trosa,• at Torrisela, the other at Truxillo, at the Puente de Santa Cruz, commanded by his Excel lency the Duke of Albuquerque. The Spanish out.; posts, which extend' to Puente de AI zobispo, state, that the French had not appeared in force lii that position ; but the English, who are at Puente de Altnaraz, have almost daily skirmishes with the ene. my's posts. The Portuguese army, under the com matil,:of Marshal Beresford, is encamped on the ,Tagus-; on the.frori tiers ,of Betra &ma ; its head quar ters on the 16th instant were at Zarga. Yesterday anchored in the Tagus - fifteen English transports; they Mug the remainder of the 11th regiment ...of chasseurs, a number of horses to complete the ser vice of the English park of horse artillery, and "a quantity of supplies; particularly provisions. —(Lis bon Gazette.) ,Tuow...o,Auo. 13.---,The French who attacked the Bridge of Arz.)bispo have fallen back and pro ceeded towards Placentia on the ibth instant. The English army is between Xaraeijo and Almaraz, and ours at Deleitosa and Mess de Ibor. This afternoon, at two o'clock, the English troops put themselves in motion ; and at noon we expeEt here MArqii.is